The World of Glass

Image credit: Cone entrance at The World Of Glass

Open to the public

Heritage site in Merseyside

97 artworks

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The World of Glass houses the St Helens Borough Council Collection. The collection includes approximately 77 oil paintings dating from 1828 to 1986. Many of the works in the collection have been donated by local residents.

Chalon Way East, St Helens, Merseyside WA10 1BX England

curator@worldofglass.com

01744 22766

The World of Glass is a visitor attraction open to the general public. The attraction incorporates museum galleries, an archaeological site, glass blowing demonstrations, a café and shop.

http://www.worldofglass.com

Artworks

  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait Robert Austin Cammack (d.1951?)
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  • Colonel W. Windle Pilkington, VD
    Colonel W. Windle Pilkington, VD John Singer Sargent (1856–1925)
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  • Harvest, Eccleston, Lancashire
    Harvest, Eccleston, Lancashire Ralph William Bardill (1876–1935)
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  • Flower Study
    Flower Study Maurice Birchall (attributed to)
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  • The Gamble
    The Gamble Ray Sheldon
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  • Sport in the Highlands
    Sport in the Highlands Richard Ansdell (1815–1885)
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  • Glendower's Oak
    Glendower's Oak Tooke
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  • 90 more

Artists

  • Flower Study
    Maurice Birchall
  • Rainford Village, Lancashire
    Dennis Room (b.1915)
  • Frank Johnson
    Kenneth Bond
  • Lilith
    John Collier (1850–1934)
  • Loch Katrine
    Cecil John Arnold Wallinger (1855–1927)
  • Anna Herkomer, née Weise (d.1883)
    Hubert von Herkomer (1849–1914)
  • The Honourable Mr Justice Rigby Swift, MP for St Helens (1910–1918)
    Harry Collison (1868–1945)
  • Water Tower: Newton-le-Willows, St Helens, Merseyside
    Horace Roberts (b.1926)
  • Sport in the Highlands
    Richard Ansdell (1815–1885)
  • Waterfall
    Richard Gay Somerset (1848–1928)

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